tractable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: In order to make such models tractable, we require that they have finite domains.
• keep: In order to keep the evaluation process tractable, an " evaluated configuration " is defined that scopes the evaluation effort.
• render: In the project I use computational metalanguage to denote and so render these names computationally tractable.

Modifies a noun

• subproblems: Almost all known tractable subproblems are either structural or relational.
• model: Pre-requisite Energy 1 Learning outcomes 1 Development of techniques to generate tractable models of real systems.
• language: In the second part we consider a new relational reduction to tractable constraint languages.
• problem: In this paper we identify a restricted set of constraints which gives rise to a class of tractable problems.
• system: Therefore animal approaches, especially with tractable systems, will continue to be essential in the foreseeable future.
• subclass: Tractable lifted problems can explain known tractability results as well as generate new tractable subclasses.

Modifying Another Word

• computationally: It may be necessary to use mixture models to capture aspects of the within-group infection process in a computationally tractable manner [ 3 ] .
• analytically: Traditional models generally assume very simple functional forms for f i, in order to have analytically tractable expressions for g t.
• mathematically: It is straightforward to show students that the only mathematically tractable way forward is to minimize the squared error or the mean squared error.
• not: However, the computation time to perform a complete search is not tractable.
• genetically: The organism can be cultured under defined conditions The organism is genetically tractable -- e.g. , transformable, prone to introduction of designed mutations.
• very: Even at an elementary level one can often use complex numbers to solve problems which are otherwise not very tractable.

Used with adjective complement

• become: With the advent of faster computers, models become tractable which previously were not.
• prove: Whilst this may seem easy in theory, the practicalities are likely to prove less tractable.